If you can manage... going rebuildable is definitely best imho. Pre-made coils and shoelace cotton might ease the transition. Cheaper and better vape quality too, if you ask me.
However... not going back to smoking IS the most important thing. So you want to keep a good stock coil system around and ready to go... for those days where you don't want do ANYTHING and just need a nice vape.
I like the Zenith Pro quite a bit. The 1.6 ohms are great for MTL, the 1.2 are even better imho.
One Caveat... they don't do salt nic at all... from my experience... 10 ml later and they get a burny taste, even if using clean not overly sweet juice.
The one ohm coils are not suitable for MTL. They are designed for a restricted DTL on the Zenith pro. I like them quite a bit. 22W, airflow wide open... really nice... good coil life too.
The Nautilus tanks are your other option. The AIO ones if you do salt nic, 1.6 are fine for general MTL, 0.7
good for high powered MTL or a nice restricted DTL. The new nautilus GT tanks look killer as well, i think.
PS: I´m flabbergasted that the clerk recommended you a fireluke... wt*...
this is at the opposite end of the vape spectrum... a really open draw cloudy sub-ohm-tank. Imo that guy should find a new job... not qualified.
However... not going back to smoking IS the most important thing. So you want to keep a good stock coil system around and ready to go... for those days where you don't want do ANYTHING and just need a nice vape.
I like the Zenith Pro quite a bit. The 1.6 ohms are great for MTL, the 1.2 are even better imho.
One Caveat... they don't do salt nic at all... from my experience... 10 ml later and they get a burny taste, even if using clean not overly sweet juice.
The one ohm coils are not suitable for MTL. They are designed for a restricted DTL on the Zenith pro. I like them quite a bit. 22W, airflow wide open... really nice... good coil life too.
The Nautilus tanks are your other option. The AIO ones if you do salt nic, 1.6 are fine for general MTL, 0.7
good for high powered MTL or a nice restricted DTL. The new nautilus GT tanks look killer as well, i think.
PS: I´m flabbergasted that the clerk recommended you a fireluke... wt*...
this is at the opposite end of the vape spectrum... a really open draw cloudy sub-ohm-tank. Imo that guy should find a new job... not qualified.
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